Nice clear process, thankyou for the video. Whilst dismantled, I'd clean up the caliper assembly and bolts too, with some copper slip for good measure. And may I be so cheeky as to suggest an apostrophe at 7'10" ?
In case anyone is wondering it is a *8mm thread* - I don't understand why Toyota couldn't just put a screw in the disc instead of this two bolt pulling method, literally on my way to pick up a bolt for it 🥴😮💨
Great thorough video, any idea what torque the 17mm bracket bolts and 14mm caliper assembly bolts should be? You said to just tighten. Thanks for the video!
Great video clear and concise step by step,asalways.Is it ok to use copper grease to lubricate the guide pins,or should I use HMP grease ?Look forward to next video.
If you have more please share them.
Thank you so much. Sweden.
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clear, simple, concise and NO SILLY ROCK LOUD MUSIC!! Keep em coming!
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Legend! Finished the job thanks to the top tip regarding the bolts to un-seize the rotor!!
Nice work! :)
Awesome video - Like it that you just type out what to do and the bolt sizes you used!
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Very simple easy to watch , thank you man
Thank you very much !
This channel is so concise and awesome !
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Excellent tutorial,Nicely done mate.👌👌👌
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Nice clear process, thankyou for the video. Whilst dismantled, I'd clean up the caliper assembly and bolts too, with some copper slip for good measure. And may I be so cheeky as to suggest an apostrophe at 7'10" ?
Everything is fine. I just needed to lubricate the caliper guides. Why does everyone forget to do this?LIQUI MOLY - 21119 - BRAKE PIN
I didn't forget. This video is focused on the brake discs.
In case anyone is wondering it is a *8mm thread* - I don't understand why Toyota couldn't just put a screw in the disc instead of this two bolt pulling method, literally on my way to pick up a bolt for it 🥴😮💨
Great thorough video, any idea what torque the 17mm bracket bolts and 14mm caliper assembly bolts should be? You said to just tighten. Thanks for the video!
Thank you, the torque values are actually in the video description 👍
Oh Great! Thank you so much!
@@In_Beta You're very welcome :)
Thanks !
No problem!
Great video clear and concise step by step,asalways.Is it ok to use copper grease to lubricate the guide pins,or should I use HMP grease ?Look forward to next video.
Thanks very much. No I don't think copper grease can be used or multipurpose grease. I think it needs to be a silicone base grease as far as I know.
Hello its that a Yaris p1 1999? How many Distanz have the Discs? 235 ? Thanks
It's 235mm if the car has rear drum brakes. It's 255mm if the car has rear disc brakes
@@screwsnutsandbolts Thanks yes my Car has 4 Disc brakes, inklusive drum brakes
Excellent helpful G b u. 👍👍
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.good.. Toyota Yaris caliber itself fits the Toyota Eco?
I don't know, sorry.
What about greasing the caliper pins?
Thank you your so detailed I can do this myself at 50th thank you for saving my arm and my legs 🦵 it would have cost that much easy to fallow
You're welcome, thanks for watching !